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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
vp Ey0y.E EIrrNDING PI4N

AIR KnoN's historical address before the Ma
to,.L Hopl.crs' Association i an intcrc,tiu.
,c,.icw If events 50 marvellous and romantic
rb,, ,,cv ,vo I'd bavc bccn held incredible
n.,tv v,a,. a,o Eui these event, were
c,,,,i;.r f.. tL, banker, assembled. and were
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lcss warmth of col,,inr than Viii glow in the
ri,trrcs Of some future historian The flmil-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
MP CLEVELAND AFAILURE.

TIE NClp- IOFk IUUIF| =, -, M
with sory-thres majority in the House anu ,dgins
penrblcan majority In the Senate the present a.b,n
traron could II il possessed scintilla or sta
have passed many measures. and II they were nied 10
o o a.r mo- opnsston on the contrary not sn me-
measure OF National Importance has pen i.traou
the advent OF Mr. Cleveland to olce ms seem 10
have been directed 70 the task of preventing Ss prom
and even In that It has bosn unsuccess md nons the
alleged corruption OF preceding Adn sawnistrsss
been revealed. In fine. Mr.. Clevsisnas
has been an unmitgatsd failure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
HOW TIE NATIONS AXE SECURING TEMPERANCE


The fact is worth noting that during the PieS'n' zee.
three states Michigan. Texas AMI lchie SO - at
refused 10 ADOPT the policy of prohibitions where's,
tho sam. time the high license policy mas p''h - ,as
ground everywhere. It Is impossible u M
meaning of this showing Popular sentiment ia
ont the country i uuque,tionaby drifting t3M"i" he
latter plan OF dealing with the liquor pr"o'm - heea
,,rst practical and wholesome one that mas N' ia
nrnp,sel and the Prohhitionists may "a wen IN,
I'M fher minds - accept the situation, ihSie' % hy
,oni,inr the trueintcrests OF the temperance cls
rrsiAtiug the only scheme of reform IN tha 20
which the majority OF The people can oo Pc''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Tho dramati lnl musical association known a. "rhs
Rival" will De in IL, sixth annual season AZ the Lexn;
ton Avenue Op RI Loose October i with 50 ~ re-
crptlon and with performance 81 Handy AMY
The following IL a iu list OF Mr Aboey' dr'na'o
company .agel at Walacks Theatre fOs the season OF
I.S7.-s which began Tuesday night. Rose Coshaa.
Nine Poni.. Nr-. louisa Ellriise, Miss j. Bias irll
Mss Kaie BARTLETT Osmond Iear john Gilbert Harry
Tlp al. J. ". Pi--oft. CHARLIE, DoIsworth. NrS Ap,eY
Minnie CONWAY Nctfc Gulon. End leslie Efie Listo1.
kvrle Below Charles Groves, l. d. ward sam -otletI
". r. Lowell. r. ". Robertson stage director.
Tie composition OF the dramatic company engaged ~
Mr. jefferson for the present season j. showl In the fol-
oyloycs. with which next MONDAY night he VII pro
ducs The Rivals ~ lie star Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
1HF YEIrS THLS MORNING.

FOREIGV-GoRoral Boulanger has been placed
under alIest foe thirty days pending an investiGa-
ton by tie French Ministry ints his relation to
the Caifarel scandal. - Mr. Chamberlain
addressed "a meeting at Bash Mills. County
Antrim. Ireland aud urged his hearers 10
resist a Home Rule Parliament. - The
British snip Monarch has been lost on Mindoia
Island; the castain and three OF the crew wero
Glowuei. GO" >tspai,,k" and Prince krapotklne
addressed n NEE ing of London symDathizers with
lie Chicago Anarchists and urged vengeance on
those who will DO responsible for their hanging
- Mrs HuChos- Iaett has irtereoded for her
husband with tie Conservative committee Of
Rochester.
DoMrSTIC.-Colonel f. d. Grant made short
seeech al Wellsvie yesterday and Senator lliscock
urged KcpUbiicaa to organize - The President:
saw cotton picked; no aud HI. party reached Mem
p.sis - Cronvoll," one Of the mon arrested
fer the murder Of Cashier Barron, confessed his
knowledge of several safe Pobbsr,es. - Con-
Toner SPARKS in his animal pert Tscomme oil
complete new Legislation in place Of existing land
laws 80 Over one million o. dollars lost by tho
burning of the Spragus Mills At Baltic, Conn.
CITY AND SUBUNBAN.-Exctsnaspti in Wall stree,
oyer a reported interview with President Chauh
cey NJ. Depcw, of the Nsw-York Central Railroad,
predicting fnanosal disasters President Dspew
denied ne authenticity of the report ~ Rspub-
hcan city primaries held the regular tickets
elected in ali the DISTRICTS 7. >. Gibbs suecessfui
IL the XiIith. 60 Plymonth Church has engaged
Or Lyman Abbott, of The Ch+tstsx ta-oa, 10 sup
ply the pulpit regularly till pastor - chosen !;
DR. Abbott. at the prayer meeting. criticised the
American Board - Policeman Hahn acquitted
of tue charge of killing jack Hussey, the life
saver - The Thistle sailed for Scotland -
John Travers 10 longer executor OF has broIbsTs
viii. - Jerome Park races WOO by stuyvsssnt
Emperor of Norfolk. rbeOdos'us. Richmond, Row
lanl and Wellington. - 81. Louis bsss Dssr"at
in Brooklyn, in the worlds chsnplsDshlp ssries.
- John J. OBTleD obtained nj order from Judge
Donohue, requiring the Police Commissioner to
show cause on Thursday why bis naule should MOI
he placed on the eligible list, with view OF his
possible reappointIueut 60 The Rsv. c. w.
Mlllen admitted that no visited tive strange girls
under false name: he said he WA unwise but
not wicked.
THE WEAInER.-Indications for today: Little
or no change. Temperature yesterday: hlghss''
56o; lowest 42o average. SO34o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
ticket are tio-o non going to vote? Tic Rcpul-

ticket arc t,o-c non going TO vote? Tic kcpub-
] li:an?
Seven men are coni,nung to got themselves
talked aiout as resi-, l. Democratic candidates
for MAYOR in BROOKE n. Everybody knows, how
ever that all this talk is mere waste Of breath,
since noroiy except Bcss" Mclaughlin has a
voice in deciding the matter. 1t is worth noting
that every one of tic seven now holds a city or
STATE Office.
Thicr distinct things are by many constantly
ronfouud"d. The amount OF cash IN the Treasury
IS one thing the avaI,ablr balance IN the Treasury
in excess Of demand lal iiitics Is another and
The sur las revenue, the excess Of revenue over
authorized expenditures, Is Il tlird. Men who
cannot comprehend that Ties, arc different things
arc continually blurdclIng in action and IN critl-
c..m. Thus the Assistant Secretary OF tic Treas
ury is represented in WASHINGTON dispatches rs
saving that there cannot 10 real scarcity of money
anywhere in consequence Of it, accumulation IN
the Treasury, because tie available balance in
the Trcasury-thc excess of cash he'll over immc-
1atc labil.tics-has increased but Eitlr. The
ahsuriity Of the reasoning IS Obvious. If the
Treasury were 70 borrow every dclilr Of currency
in the country Oh demand obligations, its eX"s;
OF cash over liabilities woull not increase, but the
cash outside the Treasury wOull disap-
PEAR. The comparison OF cash hcA is
often l0nlciingly supposed to involve
contradiction or discrepancy, when con-
tiasted with comparison OF available balances
or of surplus revenue though there may be no
contradiction or srrcpanoy whatever. ;hc cash
H. ~ Is reported every day. The cash in excess
Of demand liabilities j. reported every month.
Tie revenue in excess Of expenditures is reported
every year, ana can only BE- approximately esti-
mated for shorter periods. great deal OF con
fusion Of thought and reasoning would he saved if
Treasury officials and other IcCIlr would under
stand that these three things entirely distinct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15


mos, laughter was: "DO not duh Thy palm Win en-
te,talnmcut Of each unhaicae new hcdsed comFado'
ENCHANTMENr AND pIsRNchANTMENr'
She sweoS
And petite 49,.
And her sway "'nplHto
As we valtzcl meath tho ballruoMs orlsh' ''I0is'
But the sight
The next night
Ot my lOyc cured NE quite
As I sazed the flight In curl p ap,,rS nuarct
4 number Of pa,cr9 are sneerine Al h"'"'"
several Of IT, student. have made up purse ~ :"
ahlo two champion lshs weights 10 hsh 10 "',," ,
,r, this 4 hardly fair The University IL IN no >''
,,J, for tho actions Of british or ruiianly young
men who for the time boine, are enrolled among
students. They arc merely eNcrescen"S on 'hc uoos
sc,oastic that In time disappear They eNc"o NJ
teution oscthcr out Of proportion 10 their nuO'
or Importance
,,,,, ro..r.- rtbe-whrn "A young man marries a
rich old LADY, does Lee marry her for love or "r nH"l
slduoy~ Il hen "A Young woman maitf"S . rl'h on
gentlemen does sho him Tor love or ior money
For love, Of course 49,. an,
inst the same IN the other "ss", oh, r,d,r tho
Then they and Thought ana '"o"e"
.ilont stars -tBo,tOh No''''
CON Thursday night says tho ror of MiS9i'-
,, ,,.s ,,,.. .v,I lie We wcro writing editorial
am tina financial condition Of the county, some hend
I'm human shape threw brick through our "ihu'w
and struck our head We fell 1" our MOOT anu
lost our senses How long remained IN our cohdi"
80 Inconsistencies, know NOT. mo niS' thhS
Wa remember was being taken up by Major Grbner'
mr. rood friend We were ta.cn To drug store
v1ere our wound wa, dressed. our wife aud children
sonn came and we were taken to our home. We arc
naturally indignant over this cowHrdy attack upon
~ aud We oGcr years subscription to our paper 10
the man who discovers who it was that hit u.s."
According to the Rcv. DR.. Frank L. Norton OF
Lynn Mass the converted hcathen give much more
lncolly to missionary object, than home Christians
And 80 he suggests the following paraphrase OF the
familiar mis- ,lonay hymn very apropos:
"Thc hcaihen in his blindness
Bows down to wood and stone,
The Christian In his wisdom
Bows down to gold alone
4 we'll ordered walk and conversation afo now In
cumbcnt on all per.oLs VIII" venture Oh the Ne" io'N
and Broohlyn Bridge. II any one doubts this, let hin
read tho ordinances adopted ON Monday, and learn
what hn cannot do.
The portrait of President cleveland witch " Puck
tl. wcr, presents Ill readers makes him look llhc
n bloatc t. -cuiNy skinned TOPPER We hope IL l. not a
Good likeness and If " Puck" l. really friendly To mo
President will regret having circulated 50 lghtih
a picture of him. We are not eNaggcrating whom we
say that some temperance lecturer Is likely Ia utIc
Ills portrait n, a horrible example, (Dcnvcr Eepub-
| liCan.
The late John =. Howard. of BurllnIton. VI. be-
qucated $4,000 for Episcopal Diocesan schoo' fol
Young lNlics ON condition that additional $4,000
was raised The condition has been complied with
| and a handsome structure Is now being erected al
| Rock Point Burlington, ON the land bought
many years ago BY Bishop Hopkins for church pur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
TIE PRESIDENTS MARROW ESCAPE
TifnEl

The President ought TO take himself by Tue 80
and shake IL "A while at the regular reception a.,
and ,ni Enthusiastically congratulate himself upon -
away rom tho Missouri ",olOuels" before The G'A"
of the Minister to Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
WELL. SCARCELY.


From me Cincinnati C0mEsrcir' G17e''s
Tho reception gwen Randall in Georgia do'' y"
look Ike putting him Out of the Democratic parry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
A VERDICT UroN LAMoNT's CIRCUS

FROM Ihf lD0n lOtI0I J0uFHdI
Cleveland's visit To indianapolis Is bearing uoIs
Tho kcpublicaus carried the city on tuesday 'ic''"s
their candidate lor Mayor by largely iacrras ns
jorty, ard securing control OF the Whole CRY ''''"
rlsnt
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srcoNpuANp BOOKS AT \ BARGAIN
F-om rhc ys,o. York sun lDsm)

FOR SAIE-A copy of the American 'ycioPulS
Revised Edition, rs vols half Russia, T." p1ses
have been mutilated otherwise the copy Is a god
new II will ho sold n bargain the present ou,s,
having further uso for It, Apply al u, W HE
HOUSE. Washington, ID. C., after oct. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Ex Mayer Low has agreed 10 address three large
meeting, In the course OF the brooklyn campaign.
lie viii be- Icard with CORDIAL iutcr's' by aS many
a, can get within the sound OF bis voice ana
VIII unioubtrdl present Tire issue, Of the canvass
in stimulating Way. Thc people OF Brooklyn
have the ,-nc,t regard iof the man who made
their city government a model for the world
to tnt,cru after. and rI.,c. ina Dol, return 10 the
active work OF tine political platform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

conference in the Calvary Baptist Church
next Monday to decide upon course OF action.
The call is signed by such influential ministers
as Drs Macarthur Hail, Taylor, Cuylcr and
King, representing four denominations. we
trust there will be liberal response ana
whole soulcd effort to preserve Sunday from
uhholy specialization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

t. be a frcbrand just 50 long as considerable
clement OF French people are silly enough 10
take him at his own estimate 81 his merits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

The speaking campaign in the state CoutSldc
Of Ncw-York City, was aIlspiciou>ly opened
Yesterday at WoIsyile where large audience
listened to a stirring speech by Senator Ills
Geek. Colonel Grant was also present; be
made Il few pleasant remarks and created .
most favorable impression. y full abstract 81
Senator HiscoCks address will be found en-
our first and second pages. He ScathIneN
arIaiencd the Democrats for thclf treatment
Of such important questions rs the surplus
pensions and Civil Service l'f0lm. and accused
them Of general incompctcncy. To The Pro
hbnionists he put the singing question what
have they gained by their alliance with the
Democratic party? The present campaign
he declared. was the skiimSh line of 1883
and he summoned Republican to organize Tor
victory next year. II was forcibic, direct,
telling speech. and viii make good campaign
document. The canvass Will now =" on
hlsky To-day there will be a grand rally at
Jamestown, where Mr. lllscock and ex-senator
Miller Nill make addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

,..,,,,.' ~, -,,,, if ON WAYS and means to in
ducc p"'' J." "" ,oo
attend the or''o''> ID '''' "'" - ,.a.o
/ Is not the cry 'ns H''' "' tue "'', ,''' "'''0
/ clurohe'ciS i"l''r '"'' ''''' '"'''
IN Mayer Low has agreed 10 address t"r'' l''7'
lie viii lc lcard with CORDIAL Interest by aN many
a. can get within the sound Of III, voice. ana
VIII unloubttdl present TIE issue, Of the canvass
in a silnlulatu. Way. Ihr people OF BrooiINh
have tLc ..a,,t regard lof the man who made
tbrir civ government a model for the world
g., ,,t,crt after and r.l.ic. ina hi, TctGrn 10 the
ortivc VOL, OF thc roliicl platform.
Aud uov "A minister's head las been punched
because ic did not pay enough ATTENTION 10
another man, wife lhis makes the relations OF
the clergy to the sex more coini Ao"''d th'h
/ Tur Nrv.Yot.K Trtrr>r suggests thar 1t mag he
we'll for tho" vho 'r-i' 90 ',o ,.' tc,r IN
cur u, ,,r.,ran',, to Offset tc pciiu.ns
l'l,. -rri o. g.. rI.i r,pr',c' r.ycrnor ns'r-b'
-, .,,,,, ~, raj. .ui. icct ,nd Do, duty ,,
F p'An U'i M ~" yam "'' Wv
m. ~ most satisfactory assurance. There
: - >, 49, ,,,.. ,,,, that ,rl,lic sentiments al over
a.. mir, f.. r,uo,,nd IA the press, demands
.,i l,,.,.. ,,.l, ,ylot chances the
80 - ~, M i and ~, NOR, II they
-. - ,h. r-,.,..l State. Suprcr,c Court
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- ,.,.
'"' ''"'-' ' ~" w.
ussfullc~s OF the Bridge trustees broke down long
40 aHd Is Icy ond the reach OF permanent repairs
Evrry friend oi rcp"hii'ah ih'NiH'l"nS VIII DC
clad TO believe Tie rel ori'd confession OF 'h'
exposed trafyi,crs IN de- ofaton~ thal ih'lT charges
,.-iin-t VI wilton wcrr false, and ver" made
/ only IN the hope Of Frightening Of Investigators
/ This has an air Of inherent probability, while
IL. idea that the souiu-luw OF the President
. If tic French Republic. Inns. II - Deputy ana
man Of high standing and great influence should
/ b. imp. Gated In such transactions was ih''''h'F
/ improbable. 1t might have been serious INJURY
10 Rcpublicanism Ia France II Such s'H''""l
had been tmc'd - the houschof o' the I''Sl-
dent. AM thoc who want t. zee the FRENCH
/ l.c uhhc increase in strength VIII rcJ"I'c To ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Aud nov "a minister's head has been punched
because ic did not pay enough attention 10
another mans VIE. his makes th" lr"t'0hN ol
the cergy to the sex more comi "o"''d Than
ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

The Dcssimistic sentiments put in the mouth
OF Mr. Dcpcw yesterday in tho form OF an III
terycw tclcgiaphcd from st. Louis produced
M unfortunate effect in Wall Street, and DIR.
Dcpcw's denial came none too quickly. Vol
untaIy prophet. Of evil arc mover popular and
rarely useful We arc glad to find that the
president Of Ncw-York Central is not to be
rcckoncd among them.
That interest in baseball is not on the ebb
was shown by the crowd that gathered in
BROOKLYN yesterday to see the Detroit and st.
Louis clubs play tho fifth gamc of their series
for the worlds championship. Ten thousand
people bravcd tho wintry winds to ENJOY the
sport, and probably cnvicd the players who
were able Ia keep warm by keeping in motion.
st. Louis again, and 1t is obvious that
Detroit is not TO have things all its own way.
In most of the districts the Republican
primarics passed off quietly The delegations
chosen to the various nominating conventions
arc composed Of earnest, representative men,
To whom the choice Of Il ticket may be left
with entire confidence There were only two
contests. In the Xlllth District ex-senator
Gibbs and his friends were successful by a
small majority, while in the XXllld the oppoSi-
ton. or Crane, ticket met with an ovcrwhclm-
ing defeat.
Plymouth Church has taken one step toward
securing successor to Mr.. Bcechcr. but 1t is
a negative ono. 1t has chosen Dr. Lyman
Abbott as a permanent supply until regular
pastor is chosen. This selection is an excellent
one. DIR. Abbott was long associated with
Mr.. Beecher in editing "1he Christian Union"
and is largely in sympathy with Mr.. Bccchcrs
liberal theology. lie is not To be considered
at all as a candidate for the vacancy, but he
will undoubtedly serve the church acccptably
until the right man to take up and carry Oh
Mr. Becchers work is found.
Ministers in this neghborhood have NOT
been tardy in taking pattern after those OF
Albany, who met On Tuesday and laid plans
10 organize public opinion against the move
;anent Of the Personal Liberty party. In another
column Is printed an address to tho clergy OF
Now York and its vicinity inviting them TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
me Talk or TIE DAY.

4 ilttlo GIRL being asked by her teacher 10 recte
aTbc ,Ay,o ID, Poioniu, % Iaere>" arose ard said,
arnlonu,,c. Advice 20 IurtcS." Sho rcc'ed the sc
lection maj n. se,oral mistakes. but the one exciting
most laughter was: "Do not duh thy palm Win en-
tttainmcnt Of each Unmatched. new Acdsed cOmFade'
ENCHANTMENT AND DlSENCtANIMhNI'
She sweet
And Ictltc
nd her ''mpiNte
As ye vait1cl meath tho bathrooms urlsh' ''PoiS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

NIo,t's only chance seems TO be % take to the
woods The New Jersey authorities have been
watching for chance 10 pouncc on him. "wi
Chicago detective, are following him IN the
hope Of hearing some discriminating words New
York womb Willingly srate hun u cituer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Thc Hrd-c cable broke down the other day
hut was soon got IN working order again Inc
u.fuluc,s OF the Bridge trustees broke down long
aso anl is Icy ond the reach OF permanent repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Governor tan evidently belongs 10 class of
politicians who believe they can get along with
ont The people. but are mighty sure they cannot
Get along without the machine. Tho Governor
ba, secured the machine, even to the oi-can and
waste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

The Buffalo Courier" has reached the con-
clusion that the Republicans expect to secure
uaioritics again in both houses OF the Lcsls-
ntrc." Shari eyed newspaper that Courier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

District-Attorncy Walker il quite right about
it II IL isn't labor to write and preach two SER
mons week, conduct TWO three meetings,
pcrhaps half dozen marry, bury and baptIzc an
indefinite number OF pcoi h. and do the thousand
and one other things IA clergyman must do IT Is
certainly very imperfect tyre Of leisure.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-09
cna 6sunocne Nnoeuoelle
GrtaStjcuettc

aioer Journal cientifique uo9le Ditto
rife Eplpsninser al Suterssie. Vile
rebe So6anniierrioberHe pea Rbooos
furipnebe / 8risen ale 5crpoiter meb
Sntbe, % Der blsp life ienbi nogen pa
trpuile no, uben at en- Suno git icran
os en- anbeu bnsoeo. De frantic crop
per | alsier bapoe ! ben np1re lib baas
ret fig 40 paa famine Waabe. Gn Sub
oelbunb peo Napn "NOuItade", Der
paa 8eiier Hapoleon ben SsrItes 9ib
par meb | ale Gelttos, e%rbperpeoe fig
iior Bersmmelie. Den oifte ii9r oeb
Warensu fine fortr9felise Gsenifaber.
Zen refOsnoicerebe Gsnen / ale &etnins
ger fiilste 5ienbens 8ep9selier % be-
uareSe 5ranitmanoene for mango Bag
bplb, Der par lost for Dem Solbaterne
bapbe iaa bfinb 1iaib til ben, at be
iulste ben u~oeralt, buor ben git. S(ere
@an9e bleo Sienbens Nnronrelie ON
Natten opbaset al ben. - s Slntnin
gen al bet 17be Narbunbrebe ~benntteoe
man / 8roatier % Sn1matien Sunbe til
at iaattase 5ienoens 8eppeelier. 90
iaa @raferne futile baue benpttet Sunot
-
til at ouerbrinse pistise 8repe. -
lasoe bisie / Qeunetsmiolerne % lOf
Sutoen Huge benz. Naar ben oa Ton
til tit 8eitemmeliesIteo, blep ben pfret
Snboolbene blep unberIe9te, % maj
fanbt - ct Srafef! Senrit ben Sttenb
at England isnbte Scarf ben Sent
1000 Solbnter % liseiaa mango Suno
iom Sialpetropper mob 5ranfri9e. .,
@eiier 8arl beleireoe galence, uoIranb
Der fig en- & imenem 5ranifmrnbe
nes % Spaniernes Sunoe, ps De iicit
ieirebe. Seq baaber", iasce 8eiie
8arl til fine Solbater, "at 5 bile per
liseiau tupre iom gbers Sunoe." 5ranil
m9nbene blep pirfelis ilaaeSe.